Yes, a private attorney could help you with this by filing a Counterpetition or Crosspetition and then having this other person served. The private...

Generally... In a criminal matter? The District Attorney's Office. In a civil/family matter? The party who is seeking a claim against the...

Maybe. It would be a tough suit though. Consult with a PI attorney in your area. One with whom I have worked before is Curtis Lucas....

The answer to your question depends on what you signed. Whether you signed an Order or if you signed an authorization agreement or something else...

There are a few options on this, notably a full order, an authorization agreement under Chapter 34, and some others. You should consult with an...

There is no way to answer this accurately without knowing many more details of your case and overall situation. For example, are there kids...

You should consult with an attorney in Collin County or Dallas County who handles divorces or family law. You may well be "married" despite...

1.) See if it is actually complete already. Two years is a long time to wait, and the case may well have been DWOP'ed already (dismissed without...

You would go through an adult adoption, which is included as part of Chapter 162 of the Texas Family Code. This is a very "do-able" DIY...

Technically, yes. You could ask the Court to change its rulings prior to a final order being signed. However, you really should retain an...